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Saladin (Salah ad-Din Yusuf ibn Ayyub)

Saladin [Salah ad-Din Yusuf ibn Ayyub] (1137-1193) was Sultan of Egypt and known for his opposition to the forces of the Third Crusade. Saladin was also known for his capture of Jerusalem.

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Saladin: The Sultan who Vanquished the Crusaders and Built an Islamic Empire by John Man
Call Number: 956.014092 M266s
Publication Date: 2016
Saladin by Anne-Marie Eddé and Jane Marie Todd
Call Number: 956.014092 E21s
Publication Date: 2011
Saladin: The Sultan and His Times, 1138-1193 by Hannes Möhring and David S. Bachrach
Call Number: 956.014 M699s
Publication Date: 2008
Hattin 1187: Saladin's Greatest Victory by David Nicolle
Call Number: 956.94032 N645h
Publication Date: 2005
Saladin: All-Powerful Sultan and the Uniter of Islam by Stanley Lane-Poole
Call Number: 962.02 L266s
Publication Date: 2002

The Last Days of Sala al-Din (Saladin) "Noble Enemy" of the Third Crusade by Philip A. Mackowiak.
Military Medicine 175, no. 10:784-787 October 2010.
Crushed on the Horns of Hattin by James Lacey.
Military History 25, no. 1:48-57 March-April 2008.
Respected by His Crusader Opponents, Saladin Had a More Controversial Image... by J. Howard Roberts.
Military History 16, no. 5:24+ December 1999.

Saladin and the Problem of the Counter-Crusade in the Middle Ages by Jay Rubenstein.
Historically Speaking 13, no. 5:2-5 November 2012.
Diplomatic Practice in Salguq Iran. A Preliminary Study Based on Nine Letters About Saladin's Campaign in Mesopotamia by David Durand-Guedy.
Oriente Moderno 88, no. 2:271-296 January 2008.